Cattle misstanding to lead to arrests
The report describes cattle mismanagement and impending arrests in the Yuma region with plans to lease ten thousand acres for drilling in the Yuma Valley. Authorities expect a test well next winter and note long-debated oil potential, amid mounting leasing activity and legal actions in Phoenix and Santa Cruz. Also covered are horse thefts by Mexican nationals, with two suspects captured near Cochise county, and court activity in Santa Cruz, Maricopa, and Graham counties including divorce decrees and theft cases involving livestock.
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Phoenix
Santa Cruz County
Maricopa County
RC. Stanford
A. G. McAllister
Graham County
Stanford
O'Connor
Pattee
Superior Court of Team
Arizona
Pima County
Jove Sassila
Ras
Ion Trujillo
Tombstone
Ing
Ed. W
Stephens
la Sanitary Board
Arizona Election Rules And Budget Report 1921
Primary petitions may not be filed after August 13 with polls on September 7 and November 2. Registration closes ten days before the primary and reopens six days after. State budget for 1921 sets a four million tax levy, with education receiving a large share. the state board of equalization will readjust property assessments and set tax rates.
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Tombstone
Democrate
Sociatiss
Arizona
Phoenix
Jesse
Boyce
State Commission
Charles R. Howe
H. Biome
Solange
State Board of Equalization
Man Recounts Narrow Climb From Grand Canyon Cliff
A spectator at a Grand Canyon hotel witnessed a man descend about a hundred feet along the cliff face then struggle upward. He fell twenty feet, caught on a narrow ledge, and by luck remained alive before crawling back to the top and lighting a cigarette after the ordeal.
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Tovar
Grand Canyon
Mesa High girls vote for uniform dress code
Mothers at Mesa Union High School vote to adopt uniform attire for all junior and senior girls. Policy requires navy blue wool serge skirts, white middy blouses or equivalents, cotton or lisle stockings, brown or black belts, and oxford shoes with a military heel. Restrictions target hair style and dress flamboyance at the May meeting.
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Mesa
Mesa Union High School
Ponder
Inquest Finds Unknown Cause of Death for J T Orb
Glendale coroner's inquest returned an unknown cause verdict for Joan T Orb who died at the Del Higo ranch house near Glendale after a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the forehead. Testimony described a late wife’s visit, a quarrel over another man, and Orb's wartime aviation service influence.
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Auguste
Joan T. Orb
Glendale
Orb
Rand
Nin
del Higo Ranchouse
Nile
Elven
Tng 1
Caran J. Patterson
Libjah Seto
Ori
Arb Tna
Seba
Nee Mere
Orb Shit
Abe
Rimeel
Arizona
Lightning kills Flagstaff man near Seligman
Antonio Valencia a 25 year old sheepherder for Colin Campbell was struck by lightning Tuesday, 23 miles southeast of Seligman. His relatives in Albuquerque prepared his burial and shipped the body there.
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Colin Campbell
Seligman
Albuquerque
Los Angeles bankers back $80 million Pima crop pledge
Bank officials at the Cotton Exchange banquet said Los Angeles can finance and divert the southwest Pima cotton crop to the port, creating a cotton export hub and future industrial center. They noted market certainty for loan repayment hinges on secured orders, with the goal of shipping via canal to New Orleans once routes are established.
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Los Angeles
Cotton Exchange
W. 8. Stephens
WW. Woods
1 First National Bank
Pima County
Eth
New Orleans
Married in Tucson Ends Love Tale of Nurse and Sheriff
Freq Brown and Aima Howell of Los Angeles wed in Tucson yesterday after a May courtship begun during Howell’s visit. Howell, a trained nurse, will reside in Tombstone where Brown works as sheriff. The ceremony linked two local figures amid wartime deportation trials and county offices.
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After Martin's Place in American Legion Phoenix
August 2 reports show early interest in the American Legion activities in Phoenix after a state officers election for the Department of Arizona. Potential candidates include Bert Clinton Cliffora Farris John Faugus and others amid rivalries and talks of Andrew Martin gaining support despite possible reelection.
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AmeriCatt Legion
Department of Arizona
Globe
Bisbee
Cotutier Stout
Touglas
Te Reeivet
Andy Martin
Arizona Banks Show 316 Rise in Resources
Arizona banks report a 316 rise in resources with total combined assets near 98.8 million. State and national banks show increases in resources, deposits, and loans for the year ending June 34, with totals reflecting gains over the previous year in Phoenix.
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Alogue
Oneitat
Nation
Algoma
Jesse L. Boyes
Zarional
S.A
Nominate a Republican ticket for every Phoenix precinct
August 4 plans announced to run a Republican slate in every precinct, county and legislative area. E G Harrington, county central committee chair, says a seven member committee will ensure ticket plans. The slate committee includes J J Gust, TF Prescott, CS Stewart, WJ Galbrach, RG H R Mitten, and others from Phoenix, Mesa, Glendale, Tempe Buckeye.
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E. G. Harrington
Last Satuday
J. J. Gust
TF. Prescott
CS. Stewart
Meea
WJ Galbrach
Glendale Chandler
H. R. Mitten
Buckey
Baldwin
Tempe
Afi Hicans
Engineers Tour Iron Cap Copper Mill Visit
Engineers from Globe Miami chapter of the American Association of Engineers visited the Ron Cap mine, August courtesy of Mr Fager, after a business meeting at Dominion Hotel. They toured the mill, saw the mine workings, and received explanations from management before departing at 7 pm for the Copper Hub.
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GLOBE
Fager
Giobe
Miami
American Association of Engineers
Daj
Cara
Dominion Hotel
Thy New Ware
Weal staple cotton crop late as 1930 forecast
Officials of the American Cotton Growers Association report the wartime staple crop is three weeks late but ripening rapidly. Movement of the regular crop will begin by September 15 with an expected foray yield similar to last year. Prices projected around 56 dollars per hundredweight.
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Althoug
Anema American Eeypirlan Cottoners’ Association
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